U. S. SteelGo inside U. S. Steel's Big River Steel Works in Osceola, Arkansas, where we have completed Big River 2 (BR2), the most technologically advanced steel mill in North America.
In this video, Dan Brown, U. S. Steel's EVP of Advanced Technology Steelmaking and COO of Big River Steel Works, and other senior leaders from Big River Steel Works explain how the addition of BR2 is helping the team transform American steelmaking. With six million tons of annual capacity, the only endless steel processing (ESP) line in North America, and advanced finishing capabilities, Big River Steel Works is delivering highly engineered, sustainably produced steel for automotive, appliance, energy, and construction markets.
See how this historic investment is strengthening U.S. manufacturing, supporting customers, and shaping the next generation of American-made steel.
Inside U. S. Steels Big River Steel Works: A New Era for American Steelmaking (full length)U. S. Steel2025-12-18 | Go inside U. S. Steel's Big River Steel Works in Osceola, Arkansas, where we have completed Big River 2 (BR2), the most technologically advanced steel mill in North America.
In this video, Dan Brown, U. S. Steel's EVP of Advanced Technology Steelmaking and COO of Big River Steel Works, and other senior leaders from Big River Steel Works explain how the addition of BR2 is helping the team transform American steelmaking. With six million tons of annual capacity, the only endless steel processing (ESP) line in North America, and advanced finishing capabilities, Big River Steel Works is delivering highly engineered, sustainably produced steel for automotive, appliance, energy, and construction markets.
See how this historic investment is strengthening U.S. manufacturing, supporting customers, and shaping the next generation of American-made steel.What Makes Us | Safety FirstU. S. Steel2026-09-18 | “Your family can’t get another you.”
That belief is at the heart of this special episode of What Makes Us.
Employees from across U. S. Steel share why safety is personal, how looking out for one another shapes the way we work and why Safety First is more than a slogan—it’s a commitment lived every day.
Safety. That’s what makes us.
🎉 Follow along all year: ussteel.com/celebrating-125Transformation Progress Across Our Tubular OperationsU. S. Steel2026-09-10 | Scott Dorn, SVP – Tubular Solutions, shares how #USSteel’s investments in a new Premium Thread Line and Quench and Temper line are progressing.Transformation Progress Across Our North American Flat-Rolled SegmentU. S. Steel2026-09-10 | ...What Makes Us | Robert – Building a Secure Future at U. S. SteelU. S. Steel2026-09-09 | “I feel very secure. Very, very secure.”
Meet Robert Marshall from Mon Valley Works – Irvin Plant.
In this episode of What Makes Us, Robert shares why U. S. Steel’s investments in its operations and people give him confidence in the company’s future.
From strong training and Safety First to making quality American steel, Robert’s story reflects what matters to him most: building a stable future for himself and his family.
That mindset is at the heart of this special episode of What Makes Us.
Employees from across U. S. Steel share how new technologies, investments and new solutions are helping modernize our operations and position our company for what comes next.
For 125 years, U. S. Steel has continued to evolve. Today, that same drive to improve is helping us Forge Our Future.
Innovation. That’s what makes us.
🎉 Follow along all year: ussteel.com/celebrating-125What Makes Us | Reno – Pride That Lasts at Great Lakes WorksU. S. Steel2026-08-26 | "I've been here over 50 years now … and I'm not tired of it yet."
Meet Reno from U. S. Steel's Great Lakes Works.
In this episode of What Makes Us, part of our 125th anniversary celebration, Reno reflects on more than five decades with U. S. Steel and the work and relationships that have shaped his career. From providing for his family to helping transform an old area of the plant into a modern meeting and training space, Reno shares why he still believes in the company after more than 50 years.
Now, that connection extends to another generation: Reno's son works at Great Lakes Works, too. Together, the work he's accomplished, the relationships he's built and the opportunities U. S. Steel has provided – and continues to provide – his family reflect a pride that has endured across more than five decades.
Pride. That's what makes us.
🎉 Follow along all year: ussteel.com/celebrating-125What Makes Us | The Yezovich Family – A Legacy at Edgar ThomsonU. S. Steel2026-08-19 | "My great-grandfather came overseas in 1910… they came here for a new life."
Meet members of the Yezovich family from U. S. Steel's Mon Valley Works – Edgar Thomson Plant.
In this episode of What Makes Us, part of our 125th anniversary celebration, Mark, Steve and Steve share a family story that spans more than a century. From their family's earliest connections to the mill to generations building careers at U. S. Steel, their story reflects how opportunity has helped support families, build lives and create a lasting legacy.
As they look to the future, the Yezovich family shares why they're confident those same opportunities can continue for generations to come.
Legacy. That's what makes us.
🎉 Follow along all year: ussteel.com/celebrating-125What Makes Us | Jessie – Pride in Forging the Future of Steelmaking at Big River Steel WorksU. S. Steel2026-08-14 | “I love my job… I love working here… I love being part of a company with the history of U. S. Steel.”
Meet Jessie from U. S. Steel’s Big River Steel Works.
In this episode of What Makes Us, part of our 125th anniversary celebration, Jessie shares why producing steel people rely on every day gives him purpose and pride.
From helping shape one of North America’s most advanced steelmaking operations since its earliest days to embracing innovation while carrying forward U. S. Steel’s legacy, Jessie’s story reflects the teamwork, confidence and Safety First culture driving steelmaking’s future.
Pride. That’s what makes us.
🎉 Follow along all year: ussteel.com/celebrating-125Forging the Future: What the Hot Strip Mill Means for Employees (Part 2)U. S. Steel2026-08-05 | A new hot strip mill will transform how steel is made in Pittsburgh's Mon Valley. But what will it mean for the people who make it?
In Part 2 of this special Steel Stories series, host Ethan Epstein speaks with Chad Whelan, a process coordinator at Edgar Thomson Plant, about how U. S. Steel’s investments are changing the outlook for employees, customers and the surrounding community.
Chad shares how new technology, expanded capabilities and major upgrades across the steelmaking process could create a safer, more competitive operation and new opportunities for the people behind it. This is the story of more than a new mill. It is about an investment in strong careers and a future being built in the Mon Valley.What Makes Us | Determined to Do the Hard ThingsU. S. Steel2026-08-05 | "I love the pressure. I thrive under pressure."
That attitude defines this special episode of What Makes Us.
Employees from across U. S. Steel share how embracing challenges, growing through pressure and doing the hard things together help them build rewarding careers and accomplish meaningful work.
Across every part of our business, one theme stands out: determination isn't just about overcoming obstacles—it's about choosing to take them on.
This time, we're in San Francisco to see what locals and visitors really know about steel and U. S. Steel.
From surprising answers to unexpected moments (including one very memorable sea lion), this episode proves that everyone has a hot take.
Subscribe as Hot Takes presented by U. S. Steel continues its road trip to cities across America.
#HotTakes #USSteel #SanFrancisco #StreetInterviewsSteel Stories - Building the Future: Inside the New Hot Strip MillU. S. Steel2026-07-30 | What does it take to build a steel mill designed to compete for generations?
In Part 1 of this special Steel Stories series, host Ethan Epstein goes inside one of the most ambitious projects in U. S. Steel history with Keith Watson, Vice President of Advanced Manufacturing Technology and Capital Projects.
Keith reveals how a next-generation hot strip mill at Edgar Thomson Plant just outside of Pittsburgh could transform the Mon Valley, delivering greater quality, efficiency, automation and global competitiveness. He also shares the enormous challenge behind the build: thousands of workers, advanced technology, years of planning and the pressure to deliver safely, on time and on budget.
It is more than a new mill. It is an investment in the future of American steelmaking.What Makes Us | Zineb – Modern Steelmaking is More Than Meets the EyeU. S. Steel2026-07-29 | “Most people don’t realize how much advanced technology and security engineering goes into steelmaking today.”
Meet Zineb, an IT Security Architect at U. S. Steel whose work helps enable and protect the technology behind modern steelmaking.
In this episode of What Makes Us, part of our 125th anniversary celebration, Zineb shares how innovation, cybersecurity and continuous improvement help keep operations secure and moving forward.
From protecting our technology to supporting her community, her story reflects the commitment that keeps U. S. Steel moving forward.
Committed. That’s what makes us.
🎉 Follow along all year: ussteel.com/celebrating-125Week 1 2026 Collective Bargaining UpdateU. S. Steel2026-07-28 | Karl Kocsis, SVP & Chief Labor Relations Officer, provides a recap of the first week of negotiations and shares what employees can expect as negotiations continue.What Makes Us | Drew – Rising to Any Challenge at Gary WorksU. S. Steel2026-07-22 | "You always go home at the end of the day with a sense of pride and a sense of I accomplished something."
Meet Drew from U. S. Steel’s Gary Works.
In this episode of What Makes Us, part of our 125th anniversary celebration, Drew shares what inspired him to pursue steelmaking and why the challenges of the job keep him motivated.
From solving complex problems to helping his team overcome obstacles, Drew’s story reflects the resilience and determination that have defined U. S. Steel for generations.
Rising to the challenges. That’s what makes us.
🎉 Follow along all year: ussteel.com/celebrating-125Mon Valley Open House | Connecting with Our CommunityU. S. Steel2026-07-21 | Thank you to everyone who joined us at our Mon Valley Open House at Carnegie One Braddock Library on July 16, 2026.
Community members connected with U. S. Steel employees, learned more about our operations, and explored the investments we're making across the areas where we live and work. We appreciate the opportunity to answer questions, share what's ahead, and continue building strong relationships throughout the Mon Valley.
#USSteel #MonValley #CommunityA message from SVP & Chief Labor Relations Officer Karl KocsisU. S. Steel2026-07-20 | ...A message from President & CEO Dave Burritt on 2026 Collective Bargaining Agreement negotiationsU. S. Steel2026-07-20 | ...Forging Our Future in Indiana | A New Chapter is Underway at Gary WorksU. S. Steel2026-07-09 | A major investment in the future of American steelmaking is underway at Gary Works.
Watch as one of the world's most powerful heavy-lift cranes works on the $350 million reline of Blast Furnace #14, the largest of the facility's four blast furnaces and a critical asset in U. S. Steel's ironmaking operations.
The project is part of Nippon Steel's commitment to invest $14 billion in U. S. Steel facilities, helping strengthen long-term operations and support the future of American steelmaking.
#USSteel #ForgingOurFuture #Indiana #SteelmakingWhat Makes Us | Brenda – Community and Belonging at U. S. SteelU. S. Steel2026-07-08 | “At U. S. Steel, I feel very comfortable bringing my whole self to work every day.”
Meet Brenda from U. S. Steel’s Pittsburgh headquarters.
In this episode of What Makes Us, part of our 125th anniversary celebration, Brenda shares how a culture of inclusion, collaboration and community support has shaped her experience at U. S. Steel.
From working across teams to supporting causes that matter to her, Brenda reflects on the connections that make her work meaningful and the shared purpose that strengthens our communities.
Community focused. That’s what makes us.
🎉 Follow along all year: ussteel.com/celebrating-125\Writing the Next Chapter: Dave Burritt & Community Leaders on the Future of the Mon ValleyU. S. Steel2026-07-07 | “The story of this region is not over. The next chapter is waiting to be written.”
At the African American Chamber of Commerce of Western Pennsylvania Annual Meeting & Luncheon, U. S. Steel President & CEO Dave Burritt joined community leaders to discuss investment, opportunity and the future of the Mon Valley.
In this highlights video, hear perspectives from local leaders on what makes the Mon Valley special, why they are optimistic about the region's future, and how opportunities created through U. S. Steel's partnership with Nippon Steel can help strengthen communities, support economic growth and create opportunities for generations to come.
#USSteel #ForgingOurFuture #MonValleyWhat Makes Us | Made Here. Matters Everywhere.U. S. Steel2026-07-01 | “You actually have a piece of U. S. Steel in your home … and that is really cool.”
That connection between our work and everyday life is at the heart of this special episode of What Makes Us.
From vehicles and appliances to energy and construction, employees from across U. S. Steel share the pride they feel knowing their work supports products and infrastructure millions of Americans rely on.
From iron ore pellets to finished product, their stories reveal that at U. S. Steel, what we make here matters everywhere.
American made. That’s what makes us.
🎉 Follow along all year: ussteel.com/celebrating-125What Makes Us | Bill – An enduring legacy at Edgar Thomson PlantU. S. Steel2026-06-25 | “We have each other’s back.”
Meet Bill from U. S. Steel’s Mon Valley Works – Edgar Thomson Plant.
In this episode of What Makes Us, part of our 125th anniversary celebration, Bill shares what it means to be part of a steelmaking family that spans generations.
A third-generation steelworker, Bill reflects on working alongside his father, the opportunities steelmaking provided his family and the pride that comes from helping make history every day at Pennsylvania’s last operating blast furnace steel facility.
From belonging and shared purpose to carrying forward a legacy larger than any one person, Bill’s story reflects the bonds that connect generations of steelworkers.
Enduring. That’s what makes us.
🎉 Follow along all year: ussteel.com/celebrating-125The Future of American Steelmaking: Highlights from Secretary Lutnicks Visit to U. S. SteelU. S. Steel2026-06-18 | U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick visited U. S. Steel's Mon Valley Works – Edgar Thomson Plant on June 8, 2026, to meet with employees, tour operations and discuss the future of American manufacturing.
During the visit, Secretary Lutnick saw firsthand how investments made possible through U. S. Steel's partnership with Nippon Steel will help strengthen domestic steelmaking, support jobs and position the Mon Valley for future growth.
Watch highlights from the visit and hear perspectives on the future of American steelmaking, manufacturing competitiveness and investment in the communities that have powered industry for generations.
#USSteel #AmericanManufacturing #Steelmaking #MadeInAmericaFull Event: Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick at U. S. Steels Edgar Thomson PlantU. S. Steel2026-06-18 | Watch the full recording of U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick's visit to U. S. Steel's Mon Valley Works – Edgar Thomson Plant on June 8, 2026.
The event includes remarks from Secretary Lutnick and U. S. Steel President & CEO Dave Burritt, followed by a press conference and media Q&A focused on American manufacturing, domestic steel production, investment, economic growth and the future of the Mon Valley.
The visit highlighted the role of steel in supporting critical infrastructure, national security and a strong domestic manufacturing base, as well as the investments planned through U. S. Steel's partnership with Nippon Steel.
#USSteel #AmericanManufacturing #Steelmaking #MadeInAmericaOne Year Later: The U. S. Steel & Nippon Steel Partnership is Forging the Future of American SteelU. S. Steel2026-06-18 | One year ago, U. S. Steel and Nippon Steel began a historic partnership built on a shared commitment to our employees, our communities and the future of American steelmaking.
Today, that commitment is taking shape through transformational investments, new capabilities, technology sharing and collaboration across our company.
Hear directly from U. S. Steel leaders and employees as they reflect on the first year of the partnership, the opportunities they see ahead and how we're helping forge the future of steelmaking in America.
#ussteel #ForgingOurFuture #AmericanSteel #Steelmaking #NipponSteelSteel Stories - Forging What Comes Next with Dave Burritt, President and CEO, U. S. SteelU. S. Steel2026-06-18 | In this episode of Steel Stories, U. S. Steel President and CEO Dave Burritt reflects on one-year of partnership with Nippon Steel and what it means for the future of American steelmaking.
Dave joins host Ethan Epstein to discuss the road to completing the historic partnership, the investments now underway across operations, and the opportunities ahead for employees, customers and the communities where U. S. Steel operates. He also shares his perspective on leadership, transformation, AI, reindustrialization, and the work ahead to build a stronger, more competitive U. S. Steel.
From Pittsburgh to Indiana, Arkansas, Alabama and beyond, this conversation looks at how U. S. Steel is forging what comes next.What Makes Us | Anna – Family at Big River Steel WorksU. S. Steel2026-06-17 | “We can overcome anything — as a team, as a family.”
Meet Anna from Big River Steel Works.
In this episode of What Makes Us, part of our 125th anniversary celebration, Anna shares why she joined U. S. Steel before the facility was even operating and how she became part of one of the most advanced steelmaking operations in North America.
From embracing new technology and continuous learning to leading with Safety First and supporting her team, Anna's story reflects the opportunity, innovation and sense of belonging that continue to shape U. S. Steel.
For Anna, the people make the difference.
Family. That's what makes us.
🎉 Follow along all year: ussteel.com/celebrating-125Inside U. S. Steels Big River Steel Works: Our Investment in People and PlaceU. S. Steel2026-06-17 | What happens when investment meets opportunity?
In Mississippi County, Arkansas, the impact is clear. Since 2022, U. S. Steel has increased its economic footprint in the state by more than 400%, supporting nearly 5,000 jobs and partnering with more than 500 local businesses.
The Big River 2 expansion at our Big River Steel Works is helping drive that growth, strengthening the local economy while creating new opportunities for our employees, their families, and the broader community. And with another $1.9 billion investment in a new direct reduced iron production facility just announced, our reach and impact continue to grow.
Because a stronger local economy supports the workforce … and the reliability our customers depend on.
🎥 In this final installment of our Big River Steel Works spotlight series, hear from local leaders and employees on how these investments are reshaping the region.One Year Strong: Mon Valley Community Marks Progress and PartnershipU. S. Steel2026-06-15 | What a difference nearly one year makes.
Community leaders, employees, neighbors and local partners joined U. S. Steel and Nippon Steel in the Mon Valley to mark the progress made since the completion of our partnership nearly one year ago, along with the opportunities ahead.
Hear from U. S. Steel President and CEO Dave Burritt, Nippon Steel North America President and CEO Hiroshi Ono, employees and community partners as they reflect on investments, collaboration and the future of steelmaking in the region.
Together, we're helping build a stronger future for employees, communities and American steelmaking.
#USSteel #ForgingOurFuture #MonValleyWhat Makes Us | Colin – Built to Last at Gary WorksU. S. Steel2026-06-10 | “We stick with it until it’s done.”
Meet Colin from U. S. Steel’s Gary Works.
In this episode of What Makes Us, part of our 125th anniversary celebration, Colin reflects on a journey that came full circle. As a child, he stood outside the same mill where his father worked, wondering what happened inside. Today, after spending his entire career at U. S. Steel, he’s helping shape the future of a company that continues to evolve.
From witnessing transformation firsthand to helping ensure the quality of the steel our customers rely on, Colin’s story reflects the tenacity that has helped define U. S. Steel for generations.
Built to last. That’s what makes us.
🎉 Follow along all year: ussteel.com/celebrating-125Meet Dan Rojtas: U. S. Steels 2025 Volunteer of the YearU. S. Steel2026-06-10 | What does it mean to be United by Service?
For Dan Rojtas, it means answering the call—whether that's responding to emergencies as Fire Chief of Munhall Volunteer Fire Company #4, helping shape the future of local education as Vice President of the Steel Valley School District Board of Directors, or serving his teammates at U. S. Steel's Mon Valley Works–Irvin Plant.
Dan's commitment to making his community safer, stronger and better prepared for the future has earned him recognition as U. S. Steel's 2025 Volunteer of the Year.
Through our United by Service program, we celebrate employees who dedicate their time, talents and energy to strengthening the communities where we live and work. This year, U. S. Steel employees contributed more than 19,000 volunteer hours across North America.
Watch Dan's inspiring story and see how one person's commitment to service can make a lasting impact.
#UnitedByService #USSteel #VolunteerOfTheYear #CommunityImpact #VolunteerismInside the U. S. Steel Tubular Products Customer Seminar | 2026 HighlightsU. S. Steel2026-06-05 | Customers from across the energy industry joined U. S. Steel in Birmingham, Alabama, for the 2026 Tubular Customer Seminar.
Over two days, attendees got a firsthand look at our Fairfield Tubular Operations, connected with company leaders and technical experts, explored the steelmaking and pipe manufacturing process, and participated in discussions on the market trends and industry dynamics shaping the future of energy.
Watch highlights from the event and see how U. S. Steel is strengthening customer partnerships through collaboration, technical expertise and continued investment in the future of our Tubular business.
#USSteel #Tubular #Energy #Manufacturing #AmericanManufacturingWhat Makes Us | Showing Up for Each OtherU. S. Steel2026-06-03 | “Everybody [is] hands on deck … everybody helps each other.”
In this special episode of What Makes Us, employees from across U. S. Steel share what it means to support one another, work toward shared goals and build relationships that last.
From the plant floor to engineering to research, this compilation highlights the culture of teamwork and care that connects people across U. S. Steel.
Showing up for each other. That’s what makes us.
🎉 Follow along all year: ussteel.com/celebrating-125Forging the Future in Alabama | Dave Burritt at the Rotary Club of BirminghamU. S. Steel2026-06-01 | What does a decision made in 1907 have to do with the future of manufacturing in Alabama?
During a keynote at the Rotary Club of Birmingham, U. S. Steel President & CEO Dave Burritt reflected on a defining chapter in our company’s history — from the acquisition of Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad (TCI) to U. S. Steel’s partnership with Nippon Steel and continued investment in Alabama.
The remarks also highlighted U. S. Steel’s recently announced $75 million investment in premium threading at Fairfield Tubular Operations and a $400,000 contribution to help revitalize the Willie Mays Youth Ballpark in Fairfield.
This is a story about partnership, capability and commitment — and about building something stronger for the future of American manufacturing.
#USSteel #Alabama #Manufacturing #Steel #AmericanManufacturing #Birmingham #WillieMaysInside U. S. Steels Big River Steel Works: Our Investment in Community Health and SafetyU. S. Steel2026-05-28 | What does “Safety First” look like beyond the mill?
In Mississippi County, Arkansas, it means investing in the people and infrastructure that keep a growing community safe—from hospital upgrades that expand access to critical care to new equipment for first responders. It’s part of how U. S. Steel shows up in the communities where our employees and their families live and work.
Because strong communities support a strong workforce, and that’s essential to how we deliver for our customers.
🎥 See how nearly $3M in community investment is strengthening healthcare, emergency response, and quality of life across the region that’s home to U. S. Steel’s Big River Steel Works.THIS is what makes us | 125 Years StrongU. S. Steel2026-05-28 | 125 years in … and we’re just getting started! The steel that built America is now the steel that’s ready for what’s next. Shaping America since February 25, 1901. Forging our future with strength, spark, and steel-toed grit. That’s what makes us.
🎉 Follow along all year: ussteel.com/celebrating-125What Makes Us | Sarah – Collaboration at the Research CenterU. S. Steel2026-05-27 | “Everyone that you work with kind of knows about something that you don’t know about.”
Meet Sarah from U. S. Steel’s Research & Technology Center.
In this episode of What Makes Us, part of our 125th anniversary celebration, Sarah shares how collaboration helps solve some of steelmaking’s toughest technical challenges.
From seeing U. S. Steel products out in the real world to working alongside colleagues with expertise across the business, her story reflects the teamwork and problem-solving shaping the future of steel innovation.
Collaboration. That’s what makes us.
🎉 Follow along all year: ussteel.com/celebrating-125What Makes Us | Yesenia – Teamwork at Gary WorksU. S. Steel2026-05-19 | “Working here is all about teamwork … I can’t do this by myself.”
Meet Yesenia from U. S. Steel’s Gary Works.
In this episode of What Makes Us, part of our 125th anniversary celebration, Yesenia shares how her role in Materials Management helps keep operations moving, and how teamwork connects everything from the work inside the plant to the people and communities it supports.
From growing up in South Chicago to building a career in steel, her story reflects how collaboration, support and shared responsibility drive what we do every day.
Teamwork. That’s what makes us.
🎉 Follow along all year: ussteel.com/celebrating-125Steel Stories: From Steel Town to THE Football TownU. S. Steel2026-05-14 | When did Pittsburgh stop being just a city with a football team and become THE football town?
That’s the question at the heart of this episode of Steel Stories, hosted by Ethan Epstein, Director of CEO and Executive Communications. Featuring Neil Zender, writer and director of Football Town from NFL Films; Wayne Wade Jr., head coach at Clairton High School; and Curt Miner, Ph.D., Chief of Interpretation in the Curatorial Division at The State Museum of Pennsylvania.
Together, they explore how Pittsburgh’s identity wasn’t built overnight, it was forged over generations in steel mills, on practice fields, and in communities where grit, discipline, and pride are a way of life.
In Western Pennsylvania, football is more than a game. It’s a reflection of who we are and where we come from.What Makes Us | Michael – Four Generations in Fairfield, ALU. S. Steel2026-05-12 | “So I decided to come back… because this was home.”
Meet Michael from our Fairfield Tubular Steel Operations facility.
A third-generation steelworker, Michael followed his grandfather and father into the mill — and now his son is working there as well.
From helping start up the electric arc furnace to supporting the production of pipe that supports America’s energy infrastructure, his story reflects both legacy and impact.
American made. That’s what makes us.
🎉 Follow along all year: ussteel.com/celebrating-125Racing Toward What’s Next: U. S. Steel at the Racing for Childrens Indy Grand PrixU. S. Steel2026-05-08 | Racing brought the energy, but the impact went further.
At the Children’s of Alabama Indy Grand Prix, U. S. Steel was part of something bigger than what was on the track. We were supporting children and families while connecting with the next generation of talent.
From the Gear Up Your Career panel to conversations about opportunities in modern steelmaking, this weekend was about community, careers and what comes next.
Watch the highlights from Birmingham.
#USS125 #IndyGrandPrix #ForgingOurFutureWhat Makes Us | Careers Built on Challenge and OpportunityU. S. Steel2026-05-06 | “If somebody was thinking about working at U. S. Steel, I’d say water’s fine, jump in … but be prepared to be challenged.”
In this special episode of What Makes Us, employees from across U. S. Steel share how their careers have grown by stepping into new opportunities, taking on challenges and building skills over time.
Across every part of the business, one theme stands out: growth and challenge go hand in hand.
Opportunity. That’s what makes us.
🎉 Follow along all year: ussteel.com/celebrating-125What Makes Us | Carmen – Purpose and Impact in Tubular Steel ProductsU. S. Steel2026-04-21 | “It makes me feel part of the community knowing our work supports our country’s energy system.”
Meet Carmen from our Tubular Solutions business.
In this episode of What Makes Us, part of our 125th anniversary celebration, Carmen shares how her work connects directly to the products that support critical energy infrastructure across the country.
From helping ensure quality and performance to understanding where those products are used, Carmen’s story reflects the purpose, accountability and real-world impact behind what we do every day.
Pride. That’s what makes us.
🎉 Follow along all year: ussteel.com/celebrating-125What Makes Us | Lynn – Automotive Steel InnovationU. S. Steel2026-04-15 | “It’s great to work for a company that has such a physical presence — that makes real things that you can see every day out on the road and in the world we live in.”
Meet Lynn from U. S. Steel’s Automotive Center, where she works on steel solutions that help shape the vehicles people rely on every day.
In this episode of What Makes Us, part of our 125th anniversary celebration, Lynn shares why she chose a career in steel and how teamwork, customer focus and innovation help deliver high-quality steel for the automotive industry.
Responsiveness. That’s what makes us.
🎉 Follow along all year: ussteel.com/celebrating-125What Makes Us | Tiara – Innovation & Career Growth at the Research CenterU. S. Steel2026-04-09 | “U. S. Steel offers opportunities for me to grow my career, expand my knowledge and skills, and really challenges me and puts me out of my comfort zone.”
Meet Tiara from our Research & Technology Center, whose father’s career with U. S. Steel inspired her to explore opportunities of her own.
In this episode of What Makes Us, part of our 125th anniversary celebration, Tiara shares how curiosity, teamwork and advanced technology come together to improve steel quality and drive innovation for the future.
Future-focused. That’s what makes us.
🎉 Follow along all year: ussteel.com/celebrating-125Steel Stories Podcast - Big River 2: The Mill that Learns with Chris CrowleyU. S. Steel2026-04-01 | ...What Makes Us | Nate – A Multi-Generational Mining LegacyU. S. Steel2026-03-26 | “What’s cool about iron is it is used in everything.”
Meet Nate from our Keetac facility on Minnesota’s Iron Range, where our steelmaking process begins.
In this episode of What Makes Us, part of our 125th anniversary celebration, Nate shares what it means to come from a multi-generational mining family that is different than many of his Minnesota colleagues.
From producing the iron pellets that help build America’s infrastructure to advancing responsible mining practices, Nate’s story reflects the pride, accountability and continuous improvement that drive the Iron Range every day.
And when challenges arise, his team doesn’t run away from problems — they run toward them.
Relentless. That’s what makes us.
🎉 Follow along all year: ussteel.com/celebrating-125Hot Takes Goes to a Football Movie Premiere | Pittsburgh EditionU. S. Steel2026-03-26 | What happens when “Hot Takes” goes to a football movie? 🎬🏈
We brought Hot Takes presented by U. S. Steel to Pittsburgh’s North Shore during our 125th anniversary kickoff celebration and the premiere of NFL Films' "The Football Town," a film exploring the deep connection between football and Western Pennsylvania.
From dream playing positions to game-day superstitions, we asked attendees a few quick questions and got some honest (and sometimes unexpected) answers.
- “Backup quarterback.” - “Left sock before the right. Every time.” - “All of the above—I start Friday and end Monday.”
Yeah … people had opinions.
Watch the full episode to hear them all.
#HotTakes #USSteel125 #Pittsburgh #Football #NFL #Steelers #TheFootballTownWhat Makes Us | Keith – Innovation Behind the ScenesU. S. Steel2026-03-23 | “Thinking of U. S. Steel as a company that's 125 years old, you'd think we're set in our ways … but it's far from it.”
Meet Keith from U. S. Steel’s Houston Tubular Sales Office.
In this episode of What Makes Us, part of our 125th anniversary celebration, Keith shares how innovation and creativity help his team solve some of the toughest challenges in steelmaking.
From developing advanced tubular connections to pushing the limits of performance for customers, Keith’s story shows how the people behind the scenes help fuel and move the world forward.